[ad_1] For the voice-over actor who works from a home studio, it can be a challenge to figure out where and how to setup the recording area, or "booth," in the home or office. I would like to shed some light on this. And by the way, if you're still in the process of acquiring equipment for your actual recording…

[ad_1] There's a reason that you're reading this right now. Possibly you've met someone who made their living with their voice in radio, on TV, or in some other market. And obviously, you've noticed that more web sites, telephone systems, sales kiosks … and yes, now even your CAR … seem to be incorporating voice navigation. And, could it be…

[ad_1] A career doing voice-overs can be very rewarding, because you get to use that most versatile of organs, your voice. In effect it is like being paid just for talking, or more accurately reading out loud for a living. So just how do you begin searching for companies that might be looking to use your velvety tones? It is…

[ad_1] Voip (pronounced "Voip") is a technology that allows people to communicate with one another by sending digital voice packets across the Internet, rather than across more traditional telecom networks. Not only is this sort of communicative system more productive, allowing more data to be sent over the same lines as those used to send voice data, it's also much…

[ad_1] No matter how bad you think you need to save money, it is never a good idea for a merchant to read his own commercial -less, of course, he has a talent for it. The truth is, however, that most people do not. They may succeed in giving their commercial an air of originality, but that is not a…

[ad_1] What is VoIP? VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) is the process of making voice calls over an internet connection as opposed to a traditional landline. VoIP calls can be made from both a computer, and a regular (VoIP enabled) phone (the regular phone also connects to the internet). With a regular VoIP enabled phone, no computer is required! Why…

[ad_1] Many people want to do voice overs, but wonder whether or not their voice is suitable. But what do we mean by the term 'viable'? In a sense asking if your voice is suitable is only half the question – suitable for what? Voice overs comes in many forms, so you need to rephrase the question and be more…

[ad_1] As a voice over talent, choosing a microphone is one of the most important career decisions you will ever have to make. After all, you should consider your microphone to be an extension of your voice, personality, character and sound. Many voiceover artists breaking into the industry, as well as those with years of experience call ProComm Studio Services…

[ad_1] Here are three things you can do right away. Keep A Notebook Jot down the day and time that you practiced and what copy or script you used such as a commercial, a narration or a character read. Make detailed notes about how your voice sounded. For example; rough, dry, wet, lower pitch, higher pitch, etc. Make notes about…

[ad_1] If you've ever thought about becoming a voice-over artist, you probably will not like what I am about to reveal, but it needs to be said. Yes, I will be the Debbie Downer of the voice-over community and the rain on your parade, but it's about time that you should know the truth (or at least my version of…